16 Related Articles, between 2018-08-06 and 2018-08-03

How a Wells Fargo computer glitch may have sent 625 homeowners into foreclosure. Wells Fargo adds to its long list of scandals with an admission that a computer glitch may have caused homeowners to be denied mortgage modifications. >>

UPDATE 1-Wells Fargo faces tax credit probes, new problems with mortgage borrowers. Wells Fargo & Co is
facing government probes into its use of low-income housing tax
credits, and has also set aside $8 million to compensate
borrowers who were incorrectly denied mortgage modifications
under a federal assistance program, the bank said in a
regulatory filing on Friday. >>

Wells Fargo faces tax credit probes, new problems with mortgage borrowers. Wells Fargo & Co is facing government probes into its use of low-income housing tax credits, and has also set aside $8 million to compensate borrowers who were incorrectly denied mortgage modifications under a federal assistance program, the bank said in a regulatory filing on Friday. >>

Wells Fargo faces tax credit probes, new problems with.... NEW YORK, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co is facing government probes into its use of low-income housing tax credits, and has also set aside $8... >>

Wells Fargo pays $2 billion over subprime mortgages. It's one of the last remaining big banks to settle charges relating to the subprime mortgage crisis >>

Wells Fargo says 'sorry' and admits error that caused 400 to foreclose on their homes. The bank said in a filing Friday the error caused 625 customers to be denied, or not offered, loan modifications they otherwise qualified for. Foreclosures were completed in 400 cases. >>

Wells Fargo says hundreds of customers lost homes because of computer glitch. Wells Fargo said it has set aside $8 million to compensate customers that were wrongly denied mortgage modifications while undergoing foreclosure, and the bank is under investigation over how it purchased low-income housing tax credits. >>

Wells Fargo to pay $2.1 billion for role in housing bubble. Wells Fargo is agreeing to pay a $2.1 billion fine to settle allegations it misrepresented the types of mortgages it sold to investors during the housing bubble and subsequent financial crisis. >>

Wells Fargo to pay US$2.1 billion for role in housing bubble. Wells Fargo agreed Wednesday to pay a US$2.1 billion fine to settle allegations it misrepresented the types of mortgages it sold to investors during the housing bubble that ultimately led to the 2008 financial crisis. >>

Wells Fargo whistleblower on fraudulent banking practices. Alex Ferrer, host of the CBS "Whistleblower" series, spoke to a former Wells Fargo employee about the fraudulent banking practices that she witnessed. The eposide airs tonight at 9/8pm CT on CBS. >>

Wells Fargo: Error contributed to hundreds of foreclosures. The miscalculation adds to the growing list of problems that have hurt the bank's customers >>